Gold Star Memorial Highway seeks correct World War II names
Palo Alto county Iowa committee urges relatives or friends to submit accurate Gold Star memorial list details for missing or misnamed World War II service members. Chairman Mrs Wim. EG Saunders invites prompt correspondence to ensure proper inclusion of 32 names, correcting the record for Iowa’s tribute to its fallen. Local effort notes names like Rellyn B Leonard and Richard Ax tion among others and requests finds for missing or misfiled entries.
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Des Moines
Iowa Gold Stour Memorial Highway
Palo Alto
Wim. EG
Saunders
Palo Alto County
Towa
Rellyn
Leonard Jchard Axsiton
Ted Rea
Homer Rekms
Bert Seeler Fehn G. Grafe
Thomas J. O'Brien
Guy Troy Glen Cookinham
John Hasson Felix H. Hagan
James Washington
Robert M. Hanna
Cyrus van King
Magnus Anderson
Scott Peddie
Fred Dodge
Vernie Lindgren A
Harry Anderege
J. R. Lambe
Willian Wals Ohris Hanson
Louis Merklin
FV. Lynch Lee T. Washington Albert Knudsline
Andrew Johnson
Frenris Wetster
Matthew E. Slattery
John Ferbian McDonald Herbert. C. Christensen Joseph G. Williams
Year’s Growing Days Shortest Since 1908
This year records show only 150 growing days the shortest since 1908 up from 188 in 1922 and 129 in 1906. O W Critz left Palo Alto hospital to return home after a difficult operation with the appendix in very serious condition. Local radio coverage of the world series notes every play and public interest grows as groups gather to discuss the game.
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Gritz
O. W. Critz
Palo Alto Hospital
Robert Powers
Critz
Bandies
Spencer Merchant Sells 3 0 3
Spencer merchant Birdsall sells out to Eat Dah of Storm Leake. He moves into another room and will handle rugs and draperies.
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Spencer Merchant
Birdsall
Spencer
Storm Leake
W B Young Returns Home After Serious Operation
WR Teonge notes W B Young, once ill for Unie, has returned home and is steadily regaining strength after a serious surgical operation.
Swastika Club Meets in Freedom Township Meeting
The Swastika Club of Freedom Township met at Mrs. Jas. Sharp's home on Thursday with 42 attendees. Vice chair Mrs. M. Frederick led business on Pall Festival booth and the scarecard. Members planned lessons on color and the clothing course with leaders Mrs. Ed Gohr and Mrs. Geo. Orsborn guiding a session at Elizabeth and Francis Drais's home. The group resumes study after a short break, reviewing Fall Festival booth work and preparing second year clothing course activities.
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Freedom Township
Jas. Sharp
John Rife
M. Frederick
Focal
Ed Gohr
Geo. Orsborn
Elizabeth
Francis Drais
Freedom Ownship
Death Takes Their Son at Wynmuer
Carl Naig son of Mr and Mrs Bertel Naig born near Cylinder March 6 1909 died October 5 1925 aged 16 confirmed by Rev L C Wigdahl in St John s Lutheran church October 29 1922. Funeral services were held in St John s church October 8 with Rev A K Gaard officiating and pallbearers from his Confirmation class. He is survived by his parents five sisters and four brothers. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the community.
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Wynmuer
Carl Naig
Bertel, Naig
Cylinder
L. C. Wigdah
St. John's Lutheran Church
Carl
Berte) Naig
Thomas Gjorde
Mabel Emma
Genevieve
Selma Naig
Elmer
Theodore
Thomas
Berger
Torger
St John’s Church
A .K
Delco dealer seeks new home as sales rise in Iowa
LeRoy Cunningham of West Bend, selling the Delco lighting system, toured town Tuesday seeking a residence. He aims to relocate within Emmet county along with Palo Alto to better reach his territory. He reports sales in 1925 doubling 1924 and invites friends to share his success. Kenyon promotes corn growers plan at Fort Dodge meeting as over one hundred local businessmen join.
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LeRoy Cunningham
West Bend
Delco
Emmet
Palo Alto
Kenyon
Corn Growers
Fort Dodge
Odd Fellows Home Opens in Sanborn Iowa
The new Sanborn Odd Fellows home was formally opened by Guy M. Buits grand master of the S O F Iowa. The institution will not be dedicated until next June. Also noted is Miss Katherine Crowley leaving for Omaha to be with her sister Miss Sarah Crowley who will undergo surgery after growing ill while teaching at Corning.
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Sanborn L. O. F
Odd Fellows Home
Sanborn
Guy M. Buits
Wesley
Iowa
Sarah Crowley
Katherine Crowley
Omaha
Miss Sarah
Corning
Land sales near Royal and Marcus reported
A forty acre farm near Royal in Clay county sold to Wm. Burgeson of Sioux City at 200 dollars per acre. Another forty acre tract near Marcus fetched 275 dollars per acre.
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Royal Sells
Royal
Clay County
Wm. Burgeson
Sioux City
Marcus
Bazaar and supper planned by Mallard Catholic Ladies Society
The Mallard Catholic Ladies Society will hold a bazaar and supper on Saturday October 17. The event starts at four o'clock at a townline’s garage in Mallard.
Champion Tyrell Wins State Chess Title in Iowa
Champion Tyrell of Marshalltown proved the top chess player in Iowa after winning the Mason City event last week. The victory solidifies Tyrell’s standing as the state’s premier player, with local observers noting strong play and steady technique.
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WF. Tyrell
Marshalltown
Towa
Mason City
Infantile Paralysis Closes Holstein School
Illness spreads at Holstein school with several children affected forcing the first grade to suspend classes and prompting precautions while officials investigate.
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Holstein
Gilmore Cement Plant Sold to Mason City Firm
October report from Gilmore City states the Portland cement plant, owned by local investors, was sold to Northwestern States Portland Cement Co of Mason City for 600,000 dollars. McNider of Mason City led the bid against Marquette of Illinois, with terms including payment for outside materials. the plant had been idle amid sale efforts.
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Gilmore City
Gilmore City Portland Cement
Northwestern States Portland Cement Company
Mason City
H. McNider
Marquette Company
Marquette
Illinois
Margquette Organization
McNider
Enrollment Report At Morningside College Varies By State
Officials report students from 14 states including Texas California Washington and Pennsylvania while Iowa accounts for 515. Of the total 325 belong to the NM E church. Snow reported in Edmunds North Dakota with two to three inches. General farm work ran one day last week and the sonata fair association shows a deficit of 456 with attendance below expectations. Fonda is a small town for the fair.
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Morningside College
Texas
California
Washington
Pennsylvania
Iowa
South Dakota
NM. E. Church
North Dakota
Glen J. Eagan
Edmunds
Sonaa Fair Association
Fonda
Father McCormick Returns From Ireland Observes KC Banquet
Father McCormick of Sheldon has returned from Ireland after a months absence. He spoke at the KC banquet in Sheldon Sunday evening, relating observations and experiences from his trip.
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McCormick
Ireland
Sheldon
Sioux Falls Bishop Returns From Rome
Sioux Falls Bishop Mahoney returns from Rome after a several week absence during the holy year visitation. Mason City sugar beet factory begins operations Friday and will run through the holidays. Emmetsburg beets to be shipped to Belmond.
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Sioux Falls
Rome
Mahoney
Mason City
Emmetsburg
Belmond
Hunt the buyer and seller through these columns deal
A fragmented plea hints at a buyer seeking an offer and a seller desiring a sale. The text frames a transactional pursuit across columnar entries, implying a negotiated deal and a two thirds share or stake as a contingent outcome. The exact parties and terms remain unclear in the readable segments.
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Yeu
Cedar Rapids Band Debuts Popular Piece at National Legion Meet
At the national Legion convention in Omaha Cedar Rapids band played Memories of Jows by Leader McWherter. The piece has become very popular with 48 catchy notes and broad local acclaim.
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McWherter
National Legion
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Jows
Emmetsburg Community Club Dinner at Waverly Hotel
The Emmetsburg Community Club hosts a smoker and dinner at the Waverly Hotel on Thursday evening October 22. Mr. Moore promises an unusually good dinner with an orchestra, a half hour vaudeville by W E Parsons and his Mason City Glee Club company, two out of town speakers, and ample time for business discussion. Tickets should be reserved early at the Community club office.
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Emmetsburg
Waverly Hotel
Moore
W. E. Parsons
Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
St Thomas Church Dinner and Sermon Draw Big Attendance
The St Thomas church dinner and supper Monday drew large crowds and pleased Father Mc Nerney and the ladies in charge. High mass in the morning was conducted by Father McNerney, with Father Smith of Ayr Shire delivering a scholarly sermon though attendance was light due to Knights of Columbus notification. The evening play for the Sisters' home was a grand success, with fuller coverage in this week's Democrat.
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St. Thomas Church
Father McNerney
Father Smith
Ayr Shire
Knights of Columbus
Democrat
Trinity Plays St Marys Next Sunday On Emmetsburg Grid
Trinity College Preps of Sioux City meet St Marys Assumption in a key football clash on Emmetsburg field. Local players have trained hard for two weeks and seek strong support as the traveling visitors are brought to town at expense. Admission is nominal and officials expect a large crowd to witness the game.
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Trinity College Preps
Sioux City
Mary's Boys of the Assumption
Emmetsburg
Titonka marksman tops shoot with 148 of 150
Elmer Feterson of Titonka shot 148 birds of 150 to lead a local shooting event. Charles City’s Bimmi Castle placed second with 138, while Es t herville’s George Anderson and Titonka’s J F Fisher and Geo McGutcheon tied for third. Peter son also posted 88 in the event.
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Titonka
Elmer Feterson
Bimmi Castle
Charles City
George Anderson
Estherville
J. F. Fisher
Geo. McGutcheon
Titanka
Peterson
Accident at Lone Rock Causes Severe Injuries
Joe Elvidge a Lone Rock stock buyer in Kossuth county was badly injured Monday when crossing a railroad track between freight cars as a train started. He suffered severe leg injuries with possible amputation and is described as perhaps five years old.
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Lone Rock
Joe Elvidge
Kossuth County
Elvidge
Iowa Corn Yield Surges To 41.4 Bushels This Year
The report shows Iowa corn yield averaging 41.4 bushels per acre versus 25 last year. About 94 percent of the crop remained safe from frost by October 1, while some areas suffered shock corn damage from heavy rains.
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Towa
Iowa
Fonda Man Suffers Arm Injuries in Fort Dodge Hospital Trip
A Fonda resident, Raymond Strauss, a 2 year old mechanic, sustained a broken arm in three places last Friday. He was taken to Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge for treatment.
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Fonda
Lueck Raymond Strauss
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
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Over County
Scott
Ryan & Severson
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Swartica Club
Bertel Nai
Basket Socinl
Gilmore Cement
Northwestern Company of Mason We
Owo
Gilmore
Morningside
Fonda Fair
Comataity Club
Waverly
Trinity
ST. Mary's
The
Hub-Kraft-Beebe Co
Freeman ’S the Standard Store
Kellogg’s
Prince Albert Tobacco
Velvet Tobacco
J.T. Tobacco
Iowa Theatre
New York
Geo. O'Brien
Madge Bellaney
Motion Pictures
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